Deborah A. Fox

Artist, Author, Historian

Graphic Design

Interpretive Signs

Deb combines her love of history, writing and design in creating interpretive signs. See the map of these signs.

(total 6)

Emma Yule interpretive sign — 1/6: Emma Yule, Emma Yule Park, City of Everett

Silver Lake, Bothne House — 2/6: Silver Lake and Bothne House, Thornton Sullivan Park, City of Everett

Early Women of Everett — 3/6: Early Everett's Trailblazing Women, Everett City Hall

Early Women of Everett — 4/6: Early Everett's Trailblazing Women, Everett City Hall

Everett Greenbook houses — 5/6: Everett Greenbook houses, Clark Park, City of Everett

Clark Park interpretive sign — 6/6: Clark Park, City of Everett

Graphic Design

Deb has designed logos, banners, promotional material, and even a wine bottle label.

(total 3)

Brown Snout Farm Cidery label — 1/3: Brown Snout Farm Cidery (label)

Upsidedown wine label — 2/3: Upsidedown (wine label)

The Exodus of Richard Braxton cover — 3/3: Ruined America, The Exodus of Richard Braxton (book cover)

Illustrations

Deb enjoys working in charcoal and with water-soluble colored pencils.

(total 9)

Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences: Ed Catmull — 1/9: Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Sci Tech Award: Ed Catmull

San Miguel — 2/9: San Miguel (charcoal)

Lighthouse — 3/9: Lighthouse (Discovery Park, WA)

Shell — 4/9: Shell (Camano Island, WA)

Bristlecone Dancer, California — 5/9: Bristlecone Dancer, California

Article: Emma Yule still teaches us a thing or two — 6/9: An Everett Herald article about Emma Yule. Writing and art by Deb Fox.

Pottery — 7/9: Anazasi Pottery, Sacred Sites

Intaglios — 8/9: Desert Intaglios (Blythe CA), Sacred Sites

SIFF fly — 9/9: Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF) Fly Film Making Challenge

Book Illustrations

The Pride of Monte Cristo, by JD Howard
Ruined America Series, by Derek Sikkema:
- The Rise of the Hybrid Army
- The Dead of Night
- The Cathedral of Bones
- The Exodus of Richard Braxton
Sacred Sites, by Natasha Peterson

About Deb

Deb Fox at the Father Fish sign, not far from Manly Pass

Deb Fox is an artist and designer with an accomplished career in film and television. She now enjoys using her creative energies as a graphic novelist. When she isn't researching or making art, Deb enjoys hiking, camping, cycling, and road trips with her husband.

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